ScienceAugust 17, 2026
electroanalytical
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Definition
Relating to or involving chemical analysis performed by measuring electrical properties, such as current, voltage, or resistance.
Etymology
Derived from 'electro-' (referring to electricity) and 'analytical' (relating to chemical analysis). The term emerged in scientific literature to describe methods where electrical measurements provide quantitative chemical data.
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